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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1909

Page

7

Desperate Escape From Confederate Prison Ship

Captain Smith plans to destroy or capture the Ellen and Greyhound after learning Confederate troops mobilize. He escapes a guard, seizes a horse, and fires a pistol to create confusion, then slides into a river punt and vanishes into darkness. Ellen’s crew and Confederate reinforcements loom over his fate.

Smith Ellen Miss Ellen Hatteras Inlet Elien Slive Chloe Missy de Ribbah Hilen

Escaped Yankee Captain Stirs Civil War Feud at Ellen

Major Jones pursues the escaped prisoner with a small contingent and armed guards after learning the man escaped from a window. Ellen confesses aiding the escape, citing love and a belief in the prisoner’s innocence against her father’s harsh views.

Rebel Daughter Faces Brutal Father In Drama at Sea

Ellen defies Major Jones after a bitter quarrel over loyalty and capture on the Ellen. He orders her imprisoned as she vows to marry Captain Smith and faces a threatening, silent standoff when a revolver appears. The scene ends with a whispered warning and a suspenseful cliffhanger.

Haywood Pamlico Major Jones Ellen Smith Miss Ellen

Man whose peanut roll Bet Won heightens car life tale

A playful man who bets by rolling a peanut around the block smiles at his odd spectacle. He also grumbles when a bookcase must move to allow a car to pass, showing a lighter side and a stubborn moment in daily life.

Noted Charge Sparks Odd Courtroom Exchange

A tersely dramatic exchange in Town Topics highlights a defendant charged with attempted death by own action. The bulky officer explains the case noting the man’s intent to fight.

Trouble Enough. Uncle Eben Reflects on Foolish Feuds

A Washington Star quotation shows Uncle Eben advising patience with a foolish man and noting that trouble will come from others for meddling, implying restraint and forbearance in tense family matters.

Eben Washington Star

Innocent Until Proven Guilty Provokes Gentlemanly Murderer

A quip from Puck frames a wrinkle in justice as a lawyer declares the defendant innocent until proven guilty. The question from the murderer underscores the tension between law and crime in a satirical talk.

Puck

Simple protective device to prevent scorched food

A cooking accessory described as a perforated inverted preplate rests on the kettle bottom to keep contents from contacting overheated metal. It aims to reduce scorchings from momentary lapses in vigilance by cooks and bars direct heat transfer.

Saratoga Potatoes

Pare and slice raw potatoes very thin and soak in cold water for half an hour. Dry well, fry in hot lard until light brown, then drain on a perforated skimmer into a colander. Sprinkle with salt and serve in a folded napkin. They should be crisp and free from grease.

How to fry oyster fritters in butter and lard

Select plump oysters and drain. Mix oyster juice with milk salt eggs and flour to make batter like griddle cakes. Dip oysters in batter and fry in butter and lard until brown. Serve very hot.

Reheat Leftover Roast In Steamer For Juicy Result

To revive cold meat, place the leftover roast or steak with gravy in a round pudding dish. Steam over boiling water for twenty minutes. The meat remains juicy and just as good as when freshly cooked, avoiding oven dryness.

Escalloped Sweet Potatoes Delicately Baked with Cream

A brief note on escalloped sweet potatoes praising their flavor. It describes preparing cold baked or fresh potatoes sliced in a buttered dish, covered with cream or rich cream gravy, topped with bread crumbs, and baked.

Porcupine Apples Dessert Recipe

Blanch almonds and cut into thirds lengthwise. Pare cure and bake apples with butter sugar and nutmeg until tender. Stud the apples with almond quills and arrange in a mould. Serve with a custard sauce.

Encalloped Potatoes Recipe Steps

A layering method with raw potato slices and onion in a baking dish. Season with salt pepper and butter then top with salt pork. Fill half full with milk or water and bake for one and a half hours.

Simple Brown Sugar Nut Cookies

A compact recipe states two eggs and one cup brown sugar with one half teaspoon baking powder, seven heaping tablespoons flour and one cup chopped nuts. Drop dough on buttered tins and bake in a fairly hot oven.

Cream Toast Preparation Method

A simple recipe blends two tablespoons butter with two tablespoons flour in heat then adds two cups cold milk stirred smooth. A teaspoon of sugar may be added if desired for sweetness.

Practical kitchen tips from a past era

A table full of old advice on flavoring coffee with caramel, preparing pastry in advance, and boiling vegetables with ample water. It notes almonds with hard shells as a cheaper salting option and hints at broken, misspelled equipment references.

Jordan

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